Thank you ken. I have researched it and I got different answers.
My findings are stated below:
One Honda Mechanic said:
"This is all due to a faulty master driver's window switch. These are known to short out and cause these issues. There is also a multiplex unit integrated into this master switch. This is what needs to be checked next for this issue."
The question is how do I test the master switch to confirm that it's faulty - remember the driver's Auto power switch is still working.
Again, how do I test the multiplex unit integrated into the master switch?
I just want to be sure its the cause of the problem before ordering for the switch.
Another reviewer confirms that he replaced passenger switch and driver master switch with no favourable result. However, when he later replaced Passenger multiplex unit, all the windows works".
Although his own problem came as a result of mistakingly plugging window regulator connection wrongly which shorted something in the MPX unit but did not harm window switches, however, he replaced the windows switches before discovering that they were not the cause of the problem. This is what I wanted to avoid.
In my own case, I did not plug anything wrongly, just wetted switches and it's started failing until it stopped working except for the driver Auto Switch control on the master switch that is still working.
Please, where do I start my testing and steps to carry them out will be greatly appreciated.
Once again thank you for your quick response.
Thursday, October 31st, 2019 AT 3:12 AM